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THAT cLAnKsnunu "stunDgn!


rhs Ipiaitios which hns been done y Faith.
~, va tui wife.
s1scia. Dupeiel u d, iat.Qica,ett.
CLARrtnuGo, W. Va. Dec. ia ten
,alional dispatch was tOlsgrsphcd IRON
ibis place last nigh. purportlns TO tivo Al
sccoun. Of q "honlblo murder" near
Olaksburg. !! Wa represented thli
John Thomy, 4 German who 10 engaged
In u dairy, went homo intoxicated and set
into m alteration with hia wife, who
struck him over tho head with a potato
malher, breaking tina skull, from which h.
died shortly alter" "iiis WHO" the dI..
patch alleges, "haa fed and no utcps 80 IA,
have been taSen for her apprehension. "
Tho roal laola In tho cAas are Ss follows:
On laat Tuesday John Thony was yer,
drunk. On going home no and hls Will
had eome difficulty, when he Was eirusl
With o bread roller, receiving blight Ii 10.
rles aboys tho tight eye. H'u skull wa
not broken, nor has bis wiie lol. IL,
lived q quarter OF n mile from luls ciy
rhomy was out Wednesday and vas Al.
tending 10 hia dairy. On Thuro5ay b.
Fas taken with "de]lrlum irsmers" sno
lied u ono O'Clock this morning. DusinI
dis illncis his fillhlul wills villa waited Oh
hin as best she could until his death. Il,
will DO buIled to.movrow."
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THE great vacheron & Constantine
Watches are TO be hat only at
l. q. DILLUS s COPS,



Kunbe Pianoo for Executive Mansions.
Froa he Ba!tr,ors American.
Measrs. William kuGos & ca. have jaat
furnished to Gov. Bower, Of Peunsylva.
mis-, q bssu.iiul uprlsh: grand plano,
ordered by him for the executive mansion
a! Harrisburg. Ths casa Is Of artistic style
III rich variega.sd rcsawooi. ard the In.
ssiunental part Of tho highea: order of
merit, with o tone OF very rich and sym.
pathetic quality, and g touch Of renarka.
bio ehse and elasticity. A very fine con-
cert grand va, supplied by them recsntly
10 Fl'zhugh Les for tho executive mansion
at Richmond, Va, which excepting on
some Of the outside ornamentation OF tho
c@e, Is !ac'slm;ls Of the celebrated
White House knabs grand, the plano OF
the Presidents mansion, de:c,ibcd In our
columns heretofore.
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DBLLAlItB.

All Sorts OF Local. Nows and 0onsip From |
tho Glass CITY. .H
Mrs. Fred Ebrrle 10 very alck.
A low elelshs wore on! yesterday.
Simon White, Of .Koy, o., Ia In tho oily.
Mrs. Lou Lawrence Is great deal bet.
tor. lI5duf rE.cHu. 1sg
Hon. L, Dsniori vs., In the city satur.
dsy. 2 l5.. =5a sa ., ~.
Angus! schramu 10 going to Newark. O..
10 live. Ilg.l, VH.n., l.
Henry L,ndkrohn 10 In Maryland, deer
. t..,.. 'lra.
Saturday was tho D. d 0. Company's
pay day here.
John Hopkins goes to rra.ler's college,
Wheeling, now.
Tho nail mills will not start up until
after Christmas.
A nav bsliry 10 being put on the Filth
ward hose house. ,. 0U.l
The total enrolment OF school children
here Id now 1900. 90 ,dsl .l.J
Hope Hose company No. 2 will give an
entertainment aoon. a..
Rsv. ". T. Mclaughlin will 60 10 MiohI.
gan Tor the holidays. lI raN9
Mias Maggie Anderson, Of St. Ols!ruville,
10 Waiting friends here. ".
Mr.. Westerman, q St. Louis glass man,
was In the city Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Wstherald aud vito hsyo re.
turned from Sttubenvllle.
Miss Hattie Jones, who has been very
sick, Is able to be on. ags!n. ia W
Mr.. Henry Faupsl preached In the
German church yesterdsy. .,.
AI., Laura Mccullough 10 hons Iron
college to spend Christmas.
Jossph Anderson 10 sgaln on the river,
working for Mr. Greenfield.
Chief Clerk John Campbell. OF the
po1tctficc, 10 kbout the sarae. ..1.
Emanuel Auls 10 working In the gas
works at the Ohio Penitentiary. ','
Only two weeks OF the hunting seanon
orc lett on this eide Of the river. l
Moat all Of tho college students from
Bsllalre are coming home for Ohriatmas.
Mr.. Russell ind Miss Annie Kesler
came home Friday from college at Mead.
vile. z.gl... .s =. ,l.G
A good round sum WAS rsalizad BY the
First Presbyterian church ladies Of their
biI,ar. r.FgfI J
Thu friend. Of Julius Well are looking
for him home from Fiancs In about two
weeks.
The steel workers here will present
their .calo to the company this week to DO
sifnsd.
Earnss! Brailleys neg patent fruit Jar
closes at the bottom and the bottom is
held in plccs by suction.
A lazy whose name could not bs learn.
ed fell on tho pavemsn! near tho d. 4 O.
bridge yesterday and b,oks her ankle.
W. G. Bsrgurd,hsl will not build until
apring. Work has stopped on his Fourth
ward residence on account Of the weather.
Thomas Jsckl-y cut one Of his h.nda
Saturday on q roller at the window slsss
factory, and will have to Ito of In conse-
auence. .f
SIiller 4 HoeEer, Of Wcoaetleld, still
cortinus to ship atave, for oil barrels 10
Pittsburgh for the Globs Refining com.
pary and the Standard Oil company.
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TIE FEDERATION OF LAuon
Adiourns Finally after Adopting n strouE
Bat OF Eeaoluti0ns.

Adjourns Finally after Adopting a strouE
Bat OF Resolutions.
BALTIMORE, Dec, lS.-The convention Of
the American Federation Of Labor yes.er.
DAY morning took up its consideration Of
the report Of tbs Committee on Resolu-
tons. Many unimportant matters were
acted upon, and the buainss, was disposed
Of as rapidly 30 possible. The rcaolutions
introduced by Mr.. Block, delegate from
the Bakers Unlon, dsnounciny the actions
OF the police Ia various cities Int erfering
with meetings md the tendency OF the
authorities In SONS sections to curtatl the
constitutional rights oil the people and In
sis.ing that tbs spirit Of anarchy az dis.
played by the authorities ehould BIS COO.
domnsd by the working people, Was the
subject Of prolonged debate. !! was Wig.
orously opposed by q few conservative
delegIte but wss finally passed alter the
words ''unlaHiul oppreeslon" Ind been
substituted for anarchy.
A Tes,lu.iou wac adopted advising
workinSneu to guard more carefully their
conDtitutional rich.a eud 10 foster a spirit
Of indspendont political ac.ion- Another
urged tho extension Of the educational
| oyokoA SuA biu AGSo65tkJ VI LAVtly LIE
sciences Of government added to the lis: OF
snbj acts taught In tho public .chooln. The
Blair educational bill was endorsed. The
protest sgaIas. u reduction OF the internal
,eysnus tax on tobacco Vas approved as
Tea also tho protes. again4. the proposed
e1:ratttlon treaty with Rus.is. The ei-
tor!s being made TO establish a. in,erna.
iousl system oil arbitration 90 substitute
Tor war was approved In resolution. The
coercion policy OF Eaglaad towards Ire.
land was condemned aud sympathy ex.
oro.sed with ireland In her s.rugyleu Tor
characterization,
An effort Was made to have the CONVEX.
lion pas, l. resolution protesting against
any reduction in the tariff on raw m s,orIal
but It Was not euccessiul. Tho Calcego
priuters' difficulty With their employers
wss dsp!orsd and resolution visa passed
susIaining them IN The s;and thay hnys
taken. Tho elght-hour bill nov under
consideration by C,ngreaa 1858 warmly en-.
dnrssd aad after the adoption Of q few
min n meaaa.as the convention adjourned
| SIN, Ii<
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10 Nsture'a own truo laxative. l. "a tho
most easily taken, and the mos. effective
remedy known to clsnse tao system when
bi!ioul or costive; to d;spel headaches,
colds, and ievers; to cure hsbitual con.
stpa'ion, INDIGESTION, piler, etc. Manu-
iac!urod only by the California Fig Syrup
Coa'Fa1y,. San Francisco, Gal. Messrs.
Logsn y Co., Anton T. Hes, r. B. Burt
and O. msnsemeiicr, have been appoint.
cd agtns for Wheeling, W. Va. !
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The heaviest .nov oil tho season iell Sat.
urday morning, and nuow continued to
.sll for tho greater part Of the day. sleigho
were out In the hi.crnoon, and the sleigh.
irg was psasaole yesterday, and tho sound
OF the bells frequently heard. Last nigh,
tho weather was getting warmer, the side.
wa!ku weIe covered with slueh. and all the
sigma indicated rain. Tho walking was a,
nasty 40 1t evsr 9els, and 1t 10 to bs hoped
II The weather lasts tho "snov ordinance
clnaned.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
N |#.#.Hf###H| e-ss HHrH~. r"..| N| .
Ia The oountr5 SatardAy-An Old AA .
...M". III noks Nina fHH.# I".|.

baSobe utmtehs '.N.#
Saturday morning about II O'Clock, an
aged German living with his brothsr.ln.
law back Of Whesliug Park, on vha. was
formerly q part Of tho Garter farm, but
which wn recently purchased for The Park
Association, attempted TO tomml. suicide
BY shooting himself In tho head with IN
old fashioned pistol. The old isllow-he
L. about sixty yoais old-ln nomt wha. aim.
pls minded and has been 90 Tor number
Of ysars past. What bis name 10 could
not DO learned. bat he 10 generally called
"Old Henry" He formerly worked
Tor the lAts Andrew LapR, bu,
Of late yesrs no has been tramp.
Ing . portion Of tho limo and a
other times living Al tho County lnefm.
Ary al Elm Grove and with hia siatcr, Mra.
Habsr, where no alton pied 10 till him.
sell on Saturday. He used an old pistol
loaded With buckshot and Ared Il Into hin
mouth. Ills tongue wa nearly shot 10
pieces and his throat was horribly LAGER.
atsd, but ihs shot did not Kill him. Dr..
Cfacrail wn called to attend him, and
had him removed 10 the Infrnary. He
was still living last night but was In q low
condition. Hs assigned % A reMon that
he bad lived long enough. Hs shot him.
cell In small house about three hundred
yards from whore bis sistsr lived, and
then walked to tho latter place,
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No offer Of q reduction was made by the
manufacturers nor any proposition look.
Ing TO ono submitted. Tho mon ezprssi
I'd their views OF the market freely, and a
vary iull interchange Of opinions look
place. Finally Mr.. Raymond, q Riverside
mailer, moved that tho meeting adjourn
eubisct 10 the call OF the raan uiacturera
70 this the manulac.ursrs objected. They
submitted tina! as they had broken the
Ice, the workmen should make the nsxi
advance. To obviats the difficulty tbs
meeting simply adjourned, with the acll
understanding that whenever either aide
had ANYTHING TO offer another meeting
would be called.
Tiers was u gratifying disposition no.
tlceabie Saturday on both sldes to accept
any reasonable suggestion. The men
ieBm to realixs that 1t 10 to thelr interest
to bring about moro sat!sfactory condl.
tion Of the industry, but soms ol then
maintained with come Arguments from
experience that q reduction OF wages
would not bring about any better state Of
idalra. They allegs that tack factories
always made small nails cheaper than
nall machines could cut them from good
Iron.
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Mn. FAttculLp,S COUSIN

Acceptable Position aindc Vacant by tho
ikssignntion of Eugene Higgins.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Dec. lD.-Secrelary
Fal,child has decided 10 appoint Mr.,
Perry Q. Smith, Of New jersey, ss Chief
Of tho appointment Division oil the Treaa.
ury Department, In place oil Mr.. Eugene
Higgins. resigned. Mr.. Smith Is q cousin
Of tho Secretary, and at present holds tho
posltlon Of discussing clerk OF the Post.
office Department, and Yves personally
conpl:msu.ed ior bis busiress capacity by
the Postrne,ter Gsneralin his last annual
report Ho han accepted tho new 40.
pointnert. and will relieve Mr. HvRius
81 his duties eH,!y In January. Hs has
always bsen. Democrat, bu! has nsysr
taken an active part in politics. ;75,l ]
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The taiT given In Axiom ball last week
ior the beuodt Of g. JONAS Independent
dermsn Protestant church by the ladies
OF that congregation, IVES brought 10 a sue.
caasiol close Saturday evening. There
was another large attendance, and every.
thing Was closed out 1t a HANDSOME profit
Ezrly In the evening AN oynter suoper
wss carved that helped 10 exell ths Ie.
oslra very materially. Tho fair was o
success all the way through nud O hand.
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The funsral Of Peter GOT, the B. 80.
brakeman who died at Pittsburgh las,
Friday, from Injuries recslved at tina timt
OF tho collision at Findleyville, took place
Yesterday, the intermsns bsInR at Bsliaira
There whs . worry good attendance ci G Of 4
old comrades In the UnInn army, tho Ia.
neral being under g. A. r. auspices. The
remnins were taken from his lato homo on
Water strees, bs!ox Twenty fret, to Bel.
iaire on epec.al B. d o. train Furnished
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Accused of ktduroni1v

Information was reo.ivsd at police head.
quarters here Saturday that "Dr."
Gssane', a spectacle vendor, had idrappei
tho thirtesn.year.old son Of his broihsr,
Jicob Glsaner, Of Bsiiairc, aud taken aleo
como monsy, and WAS believed to have
come htrs or gone 70 Pittsburgh, The
police tliled to fnd any trace oi him. o,
any evidence that be had been In Wheel.
Ing. His bsothe. osmo hero ls.er and
went on 10 PittSburph,
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Saturday the members Of local Poas B Of
me Ttsvelers' Protective Association,
called IN considerable numbsr on Mr..
1smca v. Reilly, one oil Unpopular cfflcer1
Q. Tue oiRan:Istion, and surprised him by
presenting him with nice cane. with tbs
usual iosnalitiea. MI. James Waiter mads
the address. Mr.. Rsilly was yer.
much surprised, but managed 10 express
ms appreciation 20 that tho boys under.
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Aouniirile, ". "a, Dec. 10, 1887.
LAST NIGHTS REuEAxsA1.
D. the Opera House Orons.,ra nj A,Io
Hatl-A Flee prokrnmnn

o. the Opera House Orchestra a, A1lon
hall-A Fine Programme.
The Opera House orchestra save an.
other Of la delightful so=,I.ucnlhly Sun!
day night rehearsal. 1t Arlon hall lao,
evening thai was attended b, shout 20 Of
the passive membs.a and their frlenis
mo programme was vary acce ptab'e one,
bfng varied In its numberu and a. the
same limo made mp 81 ss;sc,ions purnlar
In their nature. Tho concerted number.
were the ha1im!lien overture, by Archer,
grand selection from Strauss "Gipsy
Ba!on,' q waltz by Won Weber, a pretty
posponH by Andres and spirited cs!lop
BY Papp. Mr. Grimm PLAYED f1uts aole
win s!rinRed qusr:es!s Accompaniment,
and there WA a Charming coraot polke
given. The alth number, "D mniau Ko,o, !"
oy hoch, by the foil orchestra, wu ons
OF tho best ssleet.one RI tho evening.
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A ate alarm wss ruug In ycaterday
m'rniug from the box on The corner by
swesney's foundry, caused by a bright
bl ~ In wood shed on tho alley sou.h OF
Tweniy.cevsnth street and east Of Mar
kat. Tho department responded with Il,
u,ral prouptntss, and put out tho blaks
Just for Inn when tho shed was nhou.
hnll consumed. The lo,s 10 oil course
merely nominal. RI :,
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NRdH1 Dupdle1 % w 7RssIItIcn,
CLAaEsDvaa. W. Va, Dec. ls-- Dazzling.
ion Taylor and George Gutter werc street,.
cd and lodged In jail to-day by Msyo,
Richards snd Officer Kidd, 40 accomplish,
Of John Boyles In the late robbery In thu
city. Mayor Richards md Oflicsr KIDD
have positive ptooi agNlnDi them. THY
have been working the case for 40 Ms tin,
and will prosecute them TO the fullcat e1
tent Of thelaw. Tho olIlcera d,,sr 70 credi,
tor their work,
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A NAIL CONFERENCE
HELD IN THIS olrY SATURDAY,
NothipE Dsnuits Asconpitshsd-Ths De.
prsssion In Trade and tbs Cempsttisn
OF Tack rsetoriss On smail Nails IL.
,G"fsrrsd to-A'Nsw Deal Promised.

Tho conference referred 10 Saturday
morning In tho LEGAL columns Of tho II
rxLliorscEH bstwecn Tho nall minuiac
tursrs and representatives oil tho nailers o.
the factories In this district, was held sa,
urday In tho office Of tho Bsnwood lrot
Works, In this city. Representatives OF
tho part Of tho owners were prssen. from
al tho ten mills from steubenbIllo 10 Ball
siro-tho Top mill, Belmont, Riverside
L.Bello and Bsnwood. Of this city, III,
Bsllairs, Liuahlln, Mlpgo, Brilliant ant
Jefferson, over The river. NLlsu wst'
,lso present from ali but ono or Two o
those.
Hon. O. D. Hubbard wa chosen chair
man, and Mr. Thomas Harris, The mel
known LABello mailer, ssaretary. ANON
tho nailers' delegates who attended wsr,
several Of tho "leeder.nailels." WIN a.,
now regarded 40 tlfm advocates Of high
wAgea and tho nailer prorogativea
. no coxcLuiiox nsAcHnp. M' g.
Tho meeting was al no time very formal
and nothing was accomplished except te
arrive at an Amleahle understanding Of ths
views Of each party. Tho Ieaaon Tor call
Ink tho meeting, as was announced In Bat
urdAyn lNTHLL1uHScxA, was tho depreo.
slon In tho nail trade, Tor which dlver
reasons Aro aositned BY different people
Il 10 said that tho business hero 10 In
much better shape than at Pittsburgh,
where milla which made nails "a an Incl.
don't Of thor business have In several In
stances abandoned their manufacture al
together. owing 70 tho crfat!o and unrella'
bis condition Of tho market.
Tho special feature Of tho trade which
Induced tho manufacturer 10 call tho con
ference Of Saturday wan the unsatisfactory
condition Of the market for tho small el,s.
Of nails, particularly Incorporates. Thea,
nails are being sold by several arms al :
price with which tho manufacturer hart
cannot compete. II was atatcd Saturday
that one or two concerns arc cutting thor
at an expenditure for wages seventy -av,
cents par kcg less than they csn be- CO.
bore. These concerns, the nnllsruoxplaln
are tack factories, mud thoy make an infs
rlor nall from what Ia known In tho tladt
a. "plckled lrou," on which maohln'
will run aaveral weeks without grinding
md man can manage sixteen machine
with less labor than DO can run four ofdi
nary nail machines.
NO REDUCTION orrkR1D.
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Chars ed with KAiaipR . Row

Jennie Randall, "a weil.kuown East
Wheeling woman, will be arraisusd In Pc.
lice Con,t this morning on n warrant
hworn out by Charles McMsnawny. Il 10
alleged thsl sho created q disturbance on
tho Upper Market square, near tho Nc.
NanawRy place. A number OF vItneeaes
have been summoned, and II 10 expected
Tho. the hearing viii DO attended with
sope very intercnan tprea
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pnsl1r Couc,rt this rx.,,,r

Ms. George B. Caldwell gives q parlo,
concert this evening 81 her hundeome
home on Sixteenth ntrcet. Among thore
who are TO take part arc Mrs. NJ. +
Whitaker, Mrs. Nsliis Sweeney. Palmer.
Nj. Ralph ArklN, Prof. Herman Echockey.
Ploi. Jodeph Kellar and Mt. Charles
Harding, Of Baltimore, whoee rich bari.
tone voice has been heard here on several
occasions. The affair will b. nado a
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Mos: Of the nailars regard tho rivalry Of
tho wire nall "a less formidable than the
manufacturers ssem 10 consider Il. Ono
Of tho manufacturer SAID Saturday when
the meeting ended without rsault, "rhas
dooms the ANAL nall" Afterwards an
old mailer to whom a reporter talked said
ho could not agree With this gloomy view.
The proposal TO erect a rod mill he.e he
also rldlculed, instanclng ag,lnss Ia
wiadom the bad satisfaction given b, the
average wire rail. A merchant In Wheel.
ins to-day haa heavy stock Of wire nails
which he cannot sell. Tho manufacturer
sund representatives out With stock oil
nails especially mado i,r samples, and
secure orders by showing what q gu psrlor
nail theirs is. Bat whom tho order Ia
oiled, the nails arc scarcely ct to use, 90
this mailer says, and he hes evidently
given the subject good deal o! thought.
The nsilsrs appreciated tho confidence
shown In them by tho call for Saturdays
conference, and the Iaanufas.urers spprs.
cia.sd tho friendly feeling shown BY the
prompt and general accsptarcs Of the
n VII otioo f-r9a. ..-s.a'.
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stasr Of the Water md Muvemsnu Of IN,
q BoAh. US ~ 2 -tsr,sT7
To B'o Hur IL th!n mornings packet
for Petersburg. 'i1T
Tho L1uia A. Sherlsy 70. away for DIN.
cinnS!i Saturday evening With q coed trIp
OH board. -. IN - .S-1'''
The river falling alovly all day yes.
tcrjsy. Tho marks list evening indicated
q depth in thu channel oil 4 feet 8
Inches. ~ s-.TSi7. u -
This Andea Is due this evening from
Cincinnati, for which point she Is nm.
nnunesd on her yeiurn Trip to-norroy
aitsrnoon at s O'Clock. Cspa Charlie
Muhleman 10 still In command Of ibis
popular craft, and sieiefn. Noll and Kncx
arc In the flea. Tho Andes Is roomy
and reliable and erjoys q cool patron sRe,
ono that 10 we'll deserved. So -
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Opera uouA-jIm, tho Tennan,

CHOICE designs In Oxldized Silver
Novelties, FancI Enamelcd Jewclry,
Onyx Tables ind pedestaIs. Elmo French
Btsquc Figures, Fancy Leather Gard
r"'cs and r0cketb'oks coming In every
. y,to La. DILLON & CO.'S,
Jewellers.
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This famous play. which Ia to be seen a,
the Wheeling Opera House ior the Grs.
t.mo tomorrow evening, bids fair to ali
the house 80 It Is seldom filled. Tho sale
Of reserved eeais Is now in progrees a,
Burners music slo!u. Besides being tbs
only attraction Mt the Opera House thir
week. II Is tho g'eates: play booked for q
Wheeling stage this season. This Ia no,
too much to say Of drama which enjoyed
Ia phenomenal run in New YORK md
London. It combines a play Of thrilling
interest and original plot with as good ac,
Ing ss is now to be neen Oh the Amer;c AZ
stsge. The Elm Grove road will run !
special train after tho performance TO-
morrow night.
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FOR CHRISTMAS ASDTuE HOLIDAYS

Our celebrated Knit Jackets. Shirts,
Ditss nni Wooden; Muill,rs, SILK and
Cashmere; ilandksrchlsIs, Siik and Al.
paca; Glurcs, all Kind; Umbrellas, SIX
and bingham. Rad Scotch Wool Under.
wear, warranted not 10 .hrjnk, at
o. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tnilors and Scents Fur nIshers,
1891 4 1899 Market Street.